Selecting Images When Creating a Photo Book

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When you’re creating a photo book, what’s the most difficult part? It’s not the shooting with your camera. It’s the editing phase, which involves looking at all your images with a critical eye and narrowing down to the very best images. Those are the captivating images you will then include in your book.

This session goes over all this and gives you many practical tips that you can put into practice right away as you’re reviewing your images. It also discusses the nitty gritty of uploading your images after you’ve gotten your photo collection narrowed down.

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